CarterMerklinghausGraduate StudentAcademic Advisoranderc27@uw.edu CV (98.98 KB)SAV 216CFields of Interest Demography Gender Life Course Masculinity Social Psychology Military ServiceSubstance use and abuseBackground and ExperienceSummaryB.A., Sociology, Western Washington University, 2014M.A., Sociology, University of Washington, 2015Carter Merklinghaus (formerly Anderson) is a PhD Candidate at the University of Washington, where she also received her MA in Sociology in 2015. She completed her BA in Sociology-Social Students from WWU in 2014. Carter teaches SOC 201: The Self, Emotions, and Society at UW, and SOC 304: Statistics for Sociologists at Western Washington University. Carter is interested in military service and life course outcomes with a focus on gender and substance abuse. She focuses primarily on social-psychological theories and approaches in order to study the effects of military service on the lives of servicemembers, which is the subject of her current dissertation research. Courses Taught Summer 2017 Full-term SOC 201 B: Introductory Topics In Sociology: The Self, Emotions, and Society Summer 2016 Full-term SOC 201 C: Introductory Topics In Sociology: The Self, Emotions, and Society Winter 2016 SOC 270 AA: Social Problems SOC 270 AC: Social Problems Spring 2015 SOC 211 AA: Stability And Change In American Society SOC 211 AC: Stability And Change In American Society Winter 2015 SOC 362 BC: Race Relations SOC 362 BD: Race Relations Autumn 2014 SOC 270 AB: Social Problems SOC 270 AE: Social Problems Additional CoursesSOC 304: Statistics for Sociologists at Western Washington University Share: Print PDF
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